On Wed, 2004-01-07 at 18:04, Rajeev Singh wrote: > Thanks Paul But i not going to leave it that easily i am here cause i > know i will able ro figure it out and this time i am seriously not joking > i have a PC i know programming in java as far as config og my PC is > concerned i am having > a Intel 1.5 Ghz + 256 RD PC800+80 GB Seagate Barracuda > what do you say i have got A red hat Linux 9.0 running on that PC > and are you serious about that quantity of ram > Please do tell me > Rajeev
our main machine is a linux box running rh7, and is a quad p4 zeon with 2GB of memory. We have run out of memory on a regular basis, and we're not even live yet (simply a few people developing and testing). Each java process can be 144M according to "top". Reloading jetspeed application seems to leak processes, so memory usage can grow a bit if you're reloading the app quite a lot - which happens frequently during development. We're probably slightly overspec'd on CPU - it doesn't take more than 9 seconds to restart jakarta tomcat/jetspeed... but I wouldn't say the website is amazingly quick! disk space isn't a problem, but you'd probably want to be running quick (scsi) disks for sustained performance to avoid the bottleneck of IDE. The whole of apache/tomcat/jakarta etc doesn't fill more than a few hundred megabytes. you could probably use your machine quite happily for a site with modest number of users if you're not developing on it. Paul p.s. of course someone will come along and tell me that I shouldn't be using Sun's j2sdk1.4.2_01 on redhat7.3 with apache1.3.28 with openssl0.9.7c with tomcat5 and mod_jk2, and that I could get it all running on an old 486 with 16MB of memory swapping to a floppy disk :-) --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
